The surveillance image obtained by The Post shows department recruit Elwin Martinez and another officer to his right rush up to suspect Manuel Rosales’s red Jeep on the sidewalk in front of 1575 Bronx River Ave. with their guns drawn Friday.

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NYPD Sgt. Paul Tuozzolo had just been fatally shot twice in the face and once in the chest by Rosales, who was still sitting in his car.

Rosales trained his .45-caliber handgun on the recruit and other cop, as well as other officers, as they rushed him and repeatedly fired, according to the video surveillance, which was reviewed by The Post.

Rosales was killed in the gunfight.

A total of 23 bullets were fired, including those shot by Rosales, the sources said.